Emily unintentionally matches her surroundings through much of the show, bringing a whole other dimension of style to the screen. Case in point: this neon plaid blazer, which mimics the colors of the bouquets behind her.

Emily and Mindy coordinated their looks beautifully this season and even pulled from each other’s aesthetics. These bright yellow looks are a prime example.

Donning an archival Pierre Cadault top for a high-fashion soirée, Collins dons a zebra striped top with enormous statement shoulders. An absolute work of art.

Collins is taking a mod, ‘60s approach to her style this season, with whimsical prints and itty bitty silhouettes, like these printed mini shorts.

What better attire for a French garden party than a dress that looks like a blooming flower? The Giuseppe Di Morabito number features a purple and yellow floral skirt with a ruffled shawl.

Only Emily could wear a plaid jacket, a plaid top, a plaid skirt, and a newsboy cap and absolutely pull it off.

For Emily, office attire includes a highlighter green dress with a polo-style collar and fluffy, feathered hem.

I cannot stop thinking about these metallic green knee-high boots. The cropped multicolor sweater really brings it to the next level.

The red and white striped top feels ultra Parisian, but Emily gives it her own twist with the Kelly green cardigan and heart-printed skirt.

Idk what I love more, this peach colored leopard print bomber jacket or Emily’s half-up half-down hairstyle.

Multiple job offers isn’t the only thing that Emily is balancing (literally) this season. She’s also working multiple prints at the same time like an absolute master.

This look feels like it is straight out of the 1960s. The Miu Miu design channels the mod fashion movement, with a colorful print and flared silhouette.

Emily knows how to work a blazer. This oversize black style features reflective panels along the sleeve and shoulders. She paired it with a gingham bra to (a print she opts for multiple times this season).

Collins’ character dons several metallic looks this season, including a purple, black, and gold wavy print bomber and gunmetal flared pants.

This gingham swimsuit is reminiscent of early bathing clothes popular in the 1950s and ‘60s. It looks just as cute today.

I love a black and white look — and this fringed houndstooth cardigan is everything.

Emily’s laid-back attire still includes a bright orange bejeweled vest and statement sunnies. Casual? She’s never heard of it.

This dress comes through with the lovliest details: Polka-dots, waist cut-outs, floaty bishop sleeves.

This Junya Watanabe blazer is giving major boss energy. You’ve got to love a power suit.

The team may look like they’re pulling up to a funeral, but they’re arguably the most fashionable foursome to ever do it.

Even when going for a morning jog, Emily wears designer labels. This jacket, which retails for $990, comes courtesy of Italian brand Le Double J.

Bandage dresses are a controversial fashion item, but this black and white geometric bodycon is an undeniable win. The bustier-inspired bust and the shoulder pads give the piece a space age edge.

Emily’s opening credit ensemble included a lemon colored peacoat, blush-toned lace blouse, and a rafia bag spotted with lemon charms.

This matching set by ROTATE Birger Christensen features a huge puff sleeves and a very Gen-Z wavy design.

No spoilers, but Emily’s wedding attire is absolutely stunning.